Fringe review: The Chels Stands Alone is a first-rate solo comedy
Rising star Chelsea Larkin’s show about reclaiming the confidence she lost after childhood is funny, relatable and full of human truths
Glenn Sumi
July 15, 2022
Rising star Chelsea Larkin’s show about reclaiming the confidence she lost after childhood is funny, relatable and full of human truths
Devon Henderson and Jackie Twomey showcase their big comedic talent in vivid and grounded sketch show
This affectionate sendup of classic films like The Titanic, Dirty Dancing, Pretty Woman and Beaches is filled with laughs and sharp criticism
Sex T-Rex’s nerdy sensibility and refreshing look at gender produce some smart and deeply funny sketches
Writer and performer Jon Blair is at the peak of his powers in this gloriously self-referential comedy show
In Act Your Age, the comedian follows peers like Dave Chappelle and Ricky Gervais into a controversial conversation
The comedian behind Nanette steers towards happy vibes despite recent dust-ups and headlines in Body Of Work
The company’s latest show features a sketch on a woman’s right to choose that deserves to become a comedy classic
First slate of comics includes Issa Rae, Pete Davidson, Joel Kim Booster, Trixie & Katya, Trevor Noah, Amy Schumer and more
The country’s first openly gay Black male comic and founder of The Ethnic Rainbow is glad to finally see people like him on comedy stages – which is largely his doing
Tricia Black, Keith Pedro and Matt Wright talk about pandemic protocols, depression and learning how to navigate this uncertain time
Andrea Jin, Keith Pedro, Matt Wright, Hisham Kelati and Seán Devlin earned the biggest laughs of the year